The final stanza of one poem by this author remarks on "Ironic points of light" that "flash out wherever
 the Just exchange their messages." He wrote about a character who "held the proper opinions for the time
 of year" in a poem that ends, "Had anything been wrong, we certainly would've heard." That poem begins,
 "He was found by the Bureau of Statistics to be one against whom there was no official complaint" and is
 titled "The Unknown Citizen." This poet noted how "everything turns away quite leisurely from the
 disaster" in a poem that begins, "about suffering they were never wrong, the Old Masters." For 10 points,
 name this poet of "September 1, 1939" and "Musee des Beaux Arts".
The final stanza of one poem by this author remarks on "Ironic points of light" that "flash out wherever
 the Just exchange their messages." He wrote about a character who "held the proper opinions for the time
 of year" in a poem that ends, "Had anything been wrong, we certainly would've heard." That poem begins,
 "He was found by the Bureau of Statistics to be one against whom there was no official complaint" and is
 titled "The Unknown Citizen." This poet noted how "everything turns away quite leisurely from the
 disaster" in a poem that begins, "about suffering they were never wrong, the Old Masters." For 10 points,
 name this poet of "September 1, 1939" and "Musee des Beaux Arts".
The final stanza of one poem by this author remarks on "Ironic points of light" that "flash out wherever
 the Just exchange their messages."
Wystan Hugh {Auden}